Job Opportunities

As the only supportive housing membership organization in New York, the Network represents over 300 nonprofit, corporate and affiliate members. The following job opportunities stem from the Network and its vast membership pool. If you're a Network member and would like to see your job listed on our site, visit here.


Building Director

Building Director at a Common Ground residence in Rochester, New York.

Posted: Apr 24, 2012

Location: Rochester, NY

The Building Director establishes and maintains a successful and cohesive environment among all building tenants, staff, partner service agencies and representatives of the property manager. The Building Director supports Common Ground's mission by maintaining the highest quality of housing.  S/he establishes administrative, policy and program direction and is the key decision-maker representing Common Ground in working with all stakeholders and concerned parties regarding any issues at the building and/or in the community at large. The Building Director must maintain strong and positive relationships with direct reports, social service partners and property management company in order to continually streamline procedures and achieve positive outcomes. The Building Director must work in a positive, sensitive, knowledgeable and professional manner with tenants.  S/he must also work closely with vendors/outside agencies and be discerning in his/her approach to each company, agency, etc.

Essential Duties:

  • Ensuring site compliance with established departmental standard operating procedures and best practices.
  • Decision making re: building, programmatic, staff and tenant issues.
  • Monitoring building budget which is established in cooperation with the property management company.
  • Establishing annual strategic goals for site and reporting on achievement of benchmarks set by CG executive staff.
  • Communicating and planning with service partners and CG departments.
  • Supervision, recruitment & evaluation of direct reports.
  • Working with outside agencies regarding audits, tenant issues, etc.
  • Performs other related duties as assignment.

Minimum Qualifications:

  • At least five years experience in a managerial capacity. Experience in property management, social services and/or working with special needs populations.  
  • Trained in special needs populations, LIHTC, housing subsidies, building systems.
  • Superior conflict resolution skills, oral/written communication skills, and supervisory skills (including hiring and evaluating staff).
  • Strong contract negotiation and budgeting skills.
  • Bachelors Degree, preferably Master's degree in related field or equivalent experience.
  • Advanced Word, Excel and the ability to use internal property management systems.

Common Ground is an equal opportunity employer

Type: Part Time

Contact: https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit2/?id=1347201

Assistant Director, Facilities and Securities

The Assistant Director, Facilities & Security at The Brook, a supportive housing residence from Common Ground.

Posted: Apr 24, 2012

Location: The Bronx, NY

The Assistant Director, Facilities & Security is responsible for overseeing the day to day building operations including all functions/staff of the Maintenance and Security Departments. This position directly impacts the quality of life of all tenants by providing a structurally safe, exceptionally clean and highly maintained positive environment. The Assistant Director, Facilities & Security also plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the community in which the building is located sees the building in a very positive light and as a welcome addition to the neighborhood. In achieving this, the Assistant Director, Facilities & Security will help diffuse any myths or concerns the community may have about supportive housing.

Essential Duties:

  • Ensure building compliance with all building, health, and fire safety codes.
  • Oversee building security including (but not limited to) day to day operations of contract security staff, handling emergency or other issues with tenants, and maintaining positive working relationship with security contractor.
  • Oversee day to day bldg functions including (but not limited to) supervising housekeepers, painters and engineers.
  • Respond to summonses/violations/City complaints when necessary and designing strategies/systems to reduce violations/summonses whenever possible.
  • Supervise direct reports (including recruitment and evaluation) as well as serve as leader of entire Maintenance and Security.
  • As member of building management team, work with Director, AD-Programs and social service staff to address specific tenant issues and other challenges.
  • Respond to tenant concerns about maintenance when necessary.
  • Assist in preparation of annual building budget and maintain budget for Maintenance & Security Departments.
  • Work with outside vendors, negotiate facilities contracts and resolve contract issues when they arise.
  • Ensure data is properly entered into maintenance and security database and review/prepare reports (as needed) to effectively manage blding operations.
  • Work at other CGC programs or sites for special projects as needed.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications:

  • Minimum of five years in supervisory capacity in a large residential building.
  • Familiarity with non-profit organizations a plus.
  • Training in bldg.op/boilers, HVAC, plumb, elect. Also, FSD and Supervisory.
  • Strong verbal and written skills, computer knowledge, ability to supervise many staff and manage large residential building
  • Minimum high school diploma; B.A. is preferable.
  • Certificate in FSD and course completion certificates preferred.
  • Word, Excel and general computer knowledge to utilize internal system effectively
  • Working with special needs populations helpful.

Common Ground is an equal opportunity employer.

Type: Full Time

Contact: https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit/?id=458613

Porter

Porter at Henry Street Settlement.

Posted: Apr 20, 2012

Location: New York, NY

Qualifications:

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • Three (3) years demonstrated experience in janitorial service industry.
  • Experience working with janitorial cleaning chemicals and equipment.
  • Self-motivated and highly organized.
  • Must be detail orientated, patient, and capable of following directions.
  • Must have valid driver’s license.
  • Good writing, communication and computer skills a plus.

Responsibilities:

  • Daily cleaning of offices, classrooms and program spaces including dusting, vacuuming, floor care and restrooms.
  • Trash and recycling removal.
  • Seasonal cleaning including windows, sidewalks, sweeping, snow removal.
  • Responsible for stocking and security of supplies and equipment.
  • Responsible for safety and security of Henry Street Settlement property.
  • Responsible for tools, equipment, and mechanical systems (including HVAC).
  • Responsible for repairs and other assignments as directed by supervisor.
  • Responsible for activating and de-activating alarm systems.
  • Position requires lifting and ladder time.

How To Apply:

Email cover letter and resume to jobs@henrystreet.org. In the subject line, please indicate “Facilities-Porter.” Due to the high volume of applicants, only qualified candidates will be contacted. Henry Street Settlement offers excellent benefits and is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Program.

About Henry Street Settlement:

Since 1893, Henry Street has delivered the most effective, compassionate and comprehensive services possible to residents of the Lower East Side. As a multifaceted not-for-profit, Henry Street provides innovative social services, arts programs and healthcare services from 17 locations throughout the Lower East Side. Building upon its legacy for innovation and effective programming, Henry Street has grown to offer more than 50 different programs, currently making it one of the most comprehensive settlement house in New York City, as well as one of the City’s largest social service agencies. Henry Street is governed by a 45-member Board of Directors and is supported by government grants and contracts, as well as foundation, corporate and individual support.

Type: Full Time

Contact: jobs@henrystreet.org

Housing Program Director

Housing Program Director at New Destiny Housing Corporation.

Posted: Apr 11, 2012

Location: New York, NY

Job Description:

The part-time Housing Program Director is responsible for supervising the direct social service staff at New Destiny’s permanent housing, currently three part-time staff members and one full-time staff person, and oversees overall program development and implementation of New Destiny’s Family Support Program. S/he will report directly to the Executive Director.

This position is 21 hours and includes benefits. Salary based upon qualifications and experience.

Primary Job Responsibilities:

  • Supervise all social service staff working on-site at housing in Brooklyn and the Bronx. The Housing Program Director will be based in New Destiny’s main office in Manhattan while visiting sites regularly to oversee the staff and the development of the Family Support Program.
  • Grow the Family Support Program and refine the model for providing services to tenants that can be replicated at New Destiny’s other buildings as it expands. New Destiny is currently developing a 41-unit building in the Bronx and is in predevelopment on a 23-unit building in Brooklyn.
  • Develop linkages with social service organizations providing needed services (e.g., job training programs, legal services and mental health counseling). This includes establishing MOUs and linkage agreements and setting up a referral process, and fostering relationships with community groups on the block, in the neighborhood and in the larger community.
  • Provide clinical support to staff in their work with tenants and directly to tenants if needed.  Many tenants are grappling with their separation from batterers, some tenants may be living alone for the first time as single parents, and some may be faced with involvement from the Administration for Children’s Services. All tenants are seeking to maintain housing stability.
  • Oversee and assist in writing funding reports, assessing program goals, and refining data collection (examining the suitability of data collection software) and evaluation of goals.
  • Develop protocols and guidelines for staff to formalize the Family Support Program and address existing and emerging issues as they arise.
  • Collaborate with New Destiny’s Facilities Manager when needed, participate in the rent up of new buildings, and hire new services staff as the program expands.

Ideal Candidate Qualifications:

  • Masters level degree, preferably Master of Social Work or related field with clinical, organizing and administrative experience.
  • Minimum of 2-5 years of supervisory experience and at least 5 years experience providing social services to clients and/or overseeing social service programs.
  • Skill to grow a program and develop a model for social service provision in a permanent housing setting.
  • Experience working with domestic violence survivors and knowledge of the systems domestic violence survivors may rely on for support.
  • Ability to work independently to deliver and build a strong program.
  • Strong written and oral communication skills, and computer literacy.
  • Reliable, hard working and dedicated to serving clients and to the mission of the organization.

Background:

New Destiny Housing Corporation currently owns and operates 87 units of permanent affordable housing in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan. Half of its units are set-aside for low-income domestic violence survivors and their children while the remaining units are for low-income families and individuals. Support services are available to tenants on-site through New Destiny’s Family Support Program overseen by the Housing Program Director.

Through the Family Support Program, on-site Tenant Support Coordinators (TSC) overseen by the Housing Program Director engage tenants, provide supportive and domestic violence counseling, eviction prevention services, budgeting and job support services, as well as referrals to other needed services. In addition, the TSCs organize workshops, tenant meetings and events for tenants. A Recreation Specialist provides programming and runs an after school program for tenant children along with a Computer Instructor who conducts workshops and provides after school support at one of New Destiny’s buildings.

How to Apply:

Email resume and cover letter to New Destiny at resumes@newdestinyhousing.org or fax to 646-472-0266.

Type: Part Time

Contact: resumes@newdestinyhousing.org

Employment Specialist

Employment Specialist at Goddard Riverside Community Center's TOP Opportunities program.

Posted: Apr 09, 2012

Location: New York, NY

Full time position in a vocational training and job placement program for formerly homeless, mentally ill individuals on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. To learn more about the TOP Opportunities program, visit Goddard Riverside Community Center's website.

Responsibilities:

Vocational assessment, individual/group counseling, job development, job coaching and entitlements assistance. Develop internships and competitive job placements in business and industry, assess consumers for job fit, maintain on-going contact with employers and perform off-site visits. Carry caseload, maintain program charting and treatment planning, provide individual/group counseling and assist with entitlements planning and reporting.

Qualifications: 

Masters or college education along with experience with the population served. Highly professional presentation, clinical experience, experience developing jobs in business and industry and facility with computers preferred. OTs welcome to apply.

Salary based upon experience. This position includes four weeks vacation and a comprehensive health and fringe benefit package.

How to Apply:

Send cover letter and resume to:

Deborah Kaplan, LCSW
Top Opportunities/ GRCC
577 Columbus Ave
New York, NY, 10024
Fax (646) 505-1096
dkaplan@goddard.org

Type: Full Time

Contact: dkaplan@goddard.org

Registered Nurse

Registered Nurse at Greyston Foundation's Maitri, an adult daycare center.

Posted: Apr 03, 2012

Location: Southwest Yonkers, NY

Job Description:

Maitri, an adult day treatment program, part of the Greyston Organization that combines traditional and holistic maintenance and interventions to help people living with HIV/AIDS, is seeking to hire a clinical team member at their Yonkers location. Opportunity for a Registered Nurse (RN) to work part time with individuals living with HIV/AIDS and be responsible for coordination of clients for monthly medical examination including nursing assessments, medication compliance, immunization status, vital signs, laboratory and imaging reports, and brief social history. To learn more about Maitri, see here.

Requirements:

Experience in reading laboratory and imaging reports. Must have cooperative team spirit.

Hours:

Part time, three days a week, from 9:00am to 3:00pm.

Start Date: ASAP

Salary: To be determined.

Type: Part Time

Contact: jobs@greyston.org

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